Looking for a Cumberland Farms near you? The map below finds nearby Cumberland Farms stores, the New England convenience-and-gas icon known for cheap fuel through its SmartPay program, iced coffee, and Chill Zone drinks. Below the map you will find where Cumberland Farms operates, how SmartPay saves you 10 cents a gallon, the brand’s dairy-farm origins, its current owner, and whether the gas is Top Tier.
Cumberland Farms stores near your current location, tap a pin for hours and directions.
Where Cumberland Farms Stores Are
Cumberland Farms runs more than 575 stores, and its stronghold is New England. It is densest in Massachusetts, its home state, and across Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Maine, and Vermont, with a substantial second cluster in Florida around the Tampa, Orlando, and Jacksonville metros and a growing presence in upstate New York. If you are anywhere in the Northeast, a Cumberland Farms is rarely far. Tap a pin on the map above to pull up a nearby store and its hours.
SmartPay: The 10-Cent Discount
The reason regulars swipe at Cumberland Farms is SmartPay. Instead of a points card, SmartPay links directly to your bank account, and when you pay through the SmartPay app it automatically takes 10 cents off every gallon, every time, with no thresholds or games. It is the same ACH-linked approach some supermarkets use, and because the discount is instant and automatic, it is one of the simplest fuel-savings programs around. Since launching, SmartPay has saved members hundreds of millions of dollars at the pump. For the lowest sticker price across every brand, our cheapest gas near you guide can also help.
From a Dairy Farm to a Convenience Icon
Cumberland Farms has one of the more charming origin stories in the business. It began in 1938 as a single-cow dairy farm in Cumberland, Rhode Island, started by the Haseotes family, and grew by selling milk door to door and then from small stores. Those milk stores gradually added groceries and, eventually, gasoline, turning Cumberland Farms into what is often called New England’s first true convenience store chain. That dairy heritage is why milk, coffee, and fountain drinks are still so central to the brand today.
Who Owns Cumberland Farms Now
Since 2019, Cumberland Farms has been owned by EG America, the U.S. arm of the international EG Group. Under EG, the beloved SmartPay program and Cumberland Farms’ coffee and private-label products are being extended across EG’s wider network of U.S. convenience brands, so the Cumberland Farms playbook now reaches well beyond the Northeast even as the home-region stores keep their identity.
Is Cumberland Farms Gas Top Tier?
No. Cumberland Farms is not on the TOP TIER licensed brands list. Its gasoline meets all federal and state requirements and runs fine in any engine built for regular unleaded, but it does not carry the higher Top Tier detergent level. For most drivers that is not a concern, especially with the automatic SmartPay discount; if your manual specifically calls for Top Tier fuel, choose a certified brand or use a detergent additive from time to time.
Cumberland Farms FAQ
Where is the nearest Cumberland Farms?
Use the map at the top of this page. Cumberland Farms is concentrated in New England and Florida, so the closest one depends on your region.
How does Cumberland Farms SmartPay work?
SmartPay links to your bank account through the app and automatically takes 10 cents off every gallon when you pay with it, with no points to track or minimums to hit.
Is Cumberland Farms gas Top Tier?
No. The fuel meets all federal and state standards but is not TOP TIER certified.
Who owns Cumberland Farms?
EG America, part of the international EG Group, which acquired the chain in 2019.
How old is Cumberland Farms?
It started in 1938 as a one-cow dairy farm in Cumberland, Rhode Island, making it one of New England’s oldest convenience brands.
Last updated: July 2026